EP2145371B1 - Centrale électrique pour transmission d'énergie vers une charge éloignée - Google Patents

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EP2145371B1
EP2145371B1 EP07748464A EP07748464A EP2145371B1 EP 2145371 B1 EP2145371 B1 EP 2145371B1 EP 07748464 A EP07748464 A EP 07748464A EP 07748464 A EP07748464 A EP 07748464A EP 2145371 B1 EP2145371 B1 EP 2145371B1
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  • the present invention relates to distribution of power. In more detail it relates to distribution of electrical power, supervision and security.
  • the purpose of the inventions is to overcome the disadvantages described above.
  • the invention relates to distribution of electrical power, supervision and security.
  • the invention comprises a power feeding station PFS for delivering electrical power according to claim 1.
  • the PFS comprises a low voltage side LVS, a high voltage side HVS and a transformer TF which is configured to deliver high voltage single phase alternating current on the high voltage side,
  • the power can be distributed, via a cable, to one or more power receiving stations PRS.
  • the cable is configured to distribute current-symmetrical single phase current delivered by the power feeding station.
  • the cable can preferable be a coaxial cable with the shield as current return path.
  • the invention also comprises a current sensor unit CSU which comprises means CL, 105 for measuring characteristics of the current CD, means 106 to receive characteristics of the current and means 101 to deliver the characteristics of the current to a control function CF.
  • the current sensor is situated on the high voltage side.
  • the means for measuring characteristics of the current CD can comprise a coil without galvanic contact with the high voltage side.
  • a circuit break unit CBU suitable for breaking the current is situated on the low voltage side.
  • the control function CF is configured to activate the circuit break unit based on the safety rules and the characteristics of the current CD.
  • the control function CF comprises means for receiving characteristics of the current and means for activate the circuit break unit.
  • the means for measuring characteristics of the current can also comprise means 105 for measuring a value of the earth leakage current from the power cable shield to a surrounding material and means CL for measuring the cable shield current.
  • the supervision system can then measure characteristics of the current consisting of the phase angle between the earth leakage current and the cable shield current and take said phase angle into consideration for activation of the circuit breaker unit.
  • Characteristics of the current and other system information SI can also be delivered to an information unit IU.
  • Remote power RPS is a power solution providing an easy, safe and cost effective way to take care of the power supply to power consumers, e.g. telecom units, which are located at long distances from existing electrical supply network and spread over a wide geographical area.
  • the system works properly even at distances up to 100 km.
  • the power can preferably be between 1-1000 kW.
  • the system is less prone to pick up outer disturbances like magnetic interference, has a sensible supervision system and provides a high degree of personnel safety.
  • Central reserve power can be used and the need for reserve power and batteries back up for the power consumer is minimal. It is a robust and reliable system with little electrical equipment on the high voltage side.
  • FIG 1 illustrates a remote power system RPS comprising a power feeding station PFS which has a low voltage side LVS and a high voltage side HVS and a transformer TF, a high voltage distribution cable CC for transporting power between the PFS and the PRS, a power receiving station PRS, a current sensor unit CSU for measuring characteristics of the current CD on the high voltage side and a control function CF which can activate a circuit break unit CBU based on a set of safety rules (SR).
  • SR safety rules
  • the system comprises a central power feeding station PFS comprising a low voltage side for input of electrical power.
  • the PFS typically gets is electrical power from a central power station or is connected to the existing electrical infrastructure.
  • Input is typically two phase 230-400 volts AC, i.e. low voltage.
  • the PFS also comprises a high voltage side for distribution of power to a power Receiving Station PRS.
  • a transformer TF in the PFS handles the transformation from low to high voltage. Output can be a few kilo volts, 2-20 kilo volts is most appropriate for this embodiment.
  • the transformer In the case input current is not single phase, the transformer also transforms the current to single phase.
  • a supervision system for breaking the current in case of malfunctions in the system is connected to the PFS.
  • Supervision and signal equipment can also be connected to the PFS as well as different types of back ups, i.e. a battery back up system.
  • a battery back up system i.e. a battery back up system.
  • Using high voltage in the distribution phase gives the results of low currents. This makes the system more cost effective and the supervision system more reliable.
  • the current is distributed through a high voltage distribution power cable, which is adapted for transmitting current-symmetrical single phase current.
  • It can be a cable of co-axial type where the shield (SH) in used as current return path.
  • the cable can preferably be a XLPE insulated cable with coaxial construction with an outer diameter of about 10-30 mm and can be placed in ground, in water or hung in air. The system will work up to at least distances of 100 km. If a coaxial design is used, the magnetic field is negliable and the cable can be placed close to other sensitive equipment, i.e. telecom cables, without risk of magnetic interference.
  • a coaxial design also makes the cable more or less immune to electro magnetic impulses from the outside, like thunder and lightning over-voltages. This is also important to be able to have a sensible and reliable supervision system. A fault detection system will be less affected by outer electro magnetic disturbances.
  • PRS the voltage can be transformed down to low voltage, typically 230 volt AC.
  • PRS can be serial connected and there is only need for one backup system and one safety and supervision system, normally situated close to the Power Feeding Station.
  • a ring configuration can also be used. For better performance it is also possible to have several Power Feeding Station connected to a system.
  • the Current Sensor Unit CSU is placed on the high voltage side in the PFS or on the high voltage single phase coaxial cable CC.
  • the CSU does not have to be a central unit but could also be distributed, with different measuring points.
  • the CSU can comprise a coil, CL in figure 1 , with no galvanic contact with the high voltage side for measuring magnitudes of currents. In the case of a coaxial cable the induced current in the coil is normally quite low. This is because of the symmetrical co-axial construction of the cable. This makes it possible to get the current sensor very sensible.
  • the supervision system can also comprise means for measuring the phase angle between the total cable current, measured by a coil, and the capacitive leakage current. This is to get a sensitive supervision system which can detect the mainly resistive fault currents when the capacitive earth leakage current is large.
  • the current sensor unit CSU has means for detecting and deliver characteristics of the current CD to a Control Function CF. Characteristics of the current are differences in magnitudes of in- and out going current. The difference in phase of in- and out going current as well as phase angle between current and voltage are examples of further characteristics of the current.
  • a circuit break unit CBU is placed on the low voltage side of the Power feeding station PFS.
  • the control function CF can order the CBU to cut the current according to certain safety rules SR and on what Characteristics of the current CD the CSU delivers.
  • the CF can also deliver system information, SI in figure 1 , to an Information Unit, IU in figure 1 .
  • the systeminformation can e.g. be information on characteristics of the current (CD) or that the circuit break unit (CBU) has been activated.
  • the IU can be a screen with readable data of the status of the system or different alarm functions. Every kind of defect in the system does not have to result in a cut of the current. If for example the difference in magnitude between in- and outgoing current is bigger than a reference value D2 this could be sent as a signalling message to the information unit. In this case it can be due to the fact that the outer sheath of the coaxial cable is deficient. It is however possible to operate the system with a deficient outer sheath, but it should be repaired before corrosion of the cable shield proceeds.
  • Other examples of information which can be sent to the information unit are examples of information which can be sent to the information unit:
  • a power cable of coaxial type is normally used and the cable shield is then used as the return path for the currents.
  • the inductive part of the shield impedance is here neglected.
  • the surrounding earth of the power cable works as a conductor for currents, therefore the cable shield conductor and the earth “conductor” will act as a capacitor.
  • the earth fault relay can be used.
  • the relay takes the capacitive leakage current under consideration to increase the sensitivity to the mainly resistive earth fault current.
  • the phase angle sensitive fault detection unit measures the zero sequence voltage over impedance between the transformer neutral and earth. The voltage is dependent on the total current floating in ground. The voltage is used by the relay as a reference value to measure the phase angle of the current in the cable. In case of an earth fault a mainly resistive current will occur in the shield which will change the angle between the zero sequence voltage and the total cable current.
  • the phase angle is used as trip value to give signal to e.g. the IU or the CF.
  • the capacitive currents must be measured or calculated to be able to make the proper adjustments for the relay.
  • the cable shield and the surrounding earth can be approximated as a cylindrical capacitor, where the inner conductor is the shield and the outer conductor is the earth where the earth current flows. Between the conductors we have two isolation medium, the cable jacket and the earth.
  • the refractive indexes for the mediums are ⁇ jacket depending on the material, e.g. ethylene jacket has the value 2.3.
  • ⁇ earth is dependent of the moisture condition in ground and is therefore a function of the path along the cable.
  • ⁇ earth ⁇ 80 represent water and ⁇ earth ⁇ 10 could be very dry moisture.
  • a normal average value can typically be 20 for the surrounding ground refractive index.
  • Figure 2 shows a cross section of a cable, the area between a and b is the cable jacket (CJ) and the area between b and c is the ground, air and water.
  • the values a, b are cable dimension but the distance c is not exact and must normally be estimated, the earth currents normally floats at a distance of 20-40 meter from the cable. In the calculations a value of 20 meter is normally used.
  • the voltage drop in the shield is determined by the shield resistance and the total current floating the cable.
  • the shield resistance, R is a fixed value dependent on the area of the shield conductor.
  • the total current is dependent on the active loads in the system, the system voltage and the reactive power produced in the cable. Let's assume that the system has PFS station and one PRS. From the receiving station the total current, I, produced in the network is carried back in the shield to the feeding station. The current has a resistive part and a reactive part caused by capacitive power generation between the cable phase and shield.
  • the shield resistance R is fixed for the actual cable used.
  • the total earth current between two stations can now be calculated to get the asymmetry current, capacitive leakage current, between the PFS and the first PRS I earth ⁇ ⁇ * P / U phase 2 + ⁇ * C phase - screen * U phase 2 * R screen * L 2 * ⁇ 2 * ⁇ 0 1 ⁇ earth ⁇ ln b a + 1 ⁇ jacket ⁇ ln c b ⁇ dL
  • the concept can of course be used to systems with more than one PRS.
  • the shield voltage will increase along the cable relative to the feeding station but the voltage raise will be smaller and smaller since the active load and reactor power seen from a station further out is smaller, hence less current is carried in the shield further out in the system.
  • the capacitive leakage current will be relatively small, say 50 mA.
  • the leakage currents are large and the asymmetry current trip value used by the fault detection unit must be set to a large value for not tripping in a normal state mode.
  • the sensitivity to high impedance earth faults is relatively bad.
  • the phase angle between the capacitive leakage current and the asymmetry current in the cable is used as a trip value.
  • the signal is sent to the IU or the CF.
  • the capacitive current is of the approximate size of the current in the cable.
  • the material of the cable, the voltage and the frequency of the AC will therefore be adapted to make the capacitive current as small as possible.
  • a lower frequency, i.e. 16 2/3 Hz, will reduce the capacitive current to 1/3 of the capacitive current at 50 Hz.
  • the capacitive current will be taken into consideration on determination of a trip value D1. If the cable is damaged or another fault occurs this will cause an additional current that will exceed the trip value D1, and the CBU will be activated.
  • the values of the capacitive current could be either calculated or measured directly at a remote power system.
  • phase adjusting device can be connected between the shield and the earth of the PRS.
  • the phase adjusting device is preferable a reactor.
  • the phase adjusting device compensates the capacitive currents, shield to ground, and stabilizes the shield voltage with an impedance to ground.
  • the phase adjusting device is dimensioned to at least compensate the capacitive currents, which depends on the surrounding soil and the shield voltage. Preferable is to place one phase adjusting device in the every PRS.
  • the fault detection unit now measures the inductive currents in earth as reference value for the phase sensitive fault detection.
  • the phase angle between the capacitive earth current and the total current over the power cable can be used by the control function as a value for fault detection.
  • an impedance is connected between the PFS earth and the power cable shield.
  • the supervision system comprises means for measuring the voltage over the impedance which is used as a reference value when measuring the phase angle between the capacitive leakage earth current and the total cable current measured by the coil.
  • T1 time delay
  • Incoming power to the power feeding station is of 2-phase (phase to phase) 400 Volts AC, at 50 Hz, typically from a 3-phase generator source.
  • a transformer in the PFS transforms the low voltage to single phase 4 kV AC.
  • the electric energy is transmitted between the PFS and the PRS via a high voltage coaxial cable.
  • the distance between the PFS and the PRS is 40 km.
  • the PRS transforms the high voltage to low voltage, normally 230 Volts AC.
  • the PRS supplies an active load of 10 kW; e.g. the transformer can be rated to 15 kVA.
  • the voltage and capacitance between the conductor and shield will cause capacitive currents in the cable.
  • the current causes active losses, voltage rise at low load, and requires a transformer that can handle a large amount of reactive power.
  • a compensating reactor that consumes reactive power is connected, in the PRS, between the phase and shield.
  • the magnitude of the current in the power cable is approximately between 2.5-5 ampere dependent on the load and the degree of compensation of the conductor-shield capacitive current, say a total of 4 A for the example.
  • the cable is a XLPE insulated power cable of co-axial type with an outer diameter of 20 mm. The cable can be placed in both ground, water and in air.
  • the circuit breaker unit CBU will be activated. This device will also detect other faults in the system that causes large currents. The safety rules are set to activate the circuit break unit if the current is bigger than C1.
  • the magnetic configuration of the transformer in the PFS can cause large currents. This current can be limited by a reactor connected in series with the low voltage feeding point. The start up current is damped in a few periods. The reactor is automatically disconnected when the current is stabilized.
  • the shield in the coaxial cable is used as return path for the currents, but this current will be counteracted by a current in the ground driven by the voltage in the shield.
  • the shield has a resistance of approximately 2 ohm/km which give rise to a voltage drop in the shield of about 300 Volts. In longer lines the shield voltage will increase further. High voltage can be a risk for personal safety, to decrease the shield voltage a phase adjusting impedance is connected between the cable shield and the PRS earth.
  • the impedance is dimensioned to reduce the shield voltage to a secure level and to decrease the capacitive leakage current.
  • the capacitance between the shield and the surrounding media is dependent on the water content in the soil.
  • a typical value of the capacitance shield to earth is 0.15 ⁇ F/km but the value can vary along the cable but also over seasons. If no phase adjusting device between shield and earth is used the total earth current is approximately 0.4 A, for the given example. If an phase adjusting device is used the earth currents will decrease.
  • the supervision system measures the total current in the power cable, with the current sensor CSU.
  • the symmetry of the coaxial cable implies that the ingoing and outgoing current is equal, but due to capacitive leakage currents the total current will not be zero.
  • the capacitive earth current determine the trip value D1 for the relay, a typical value for the given example can be 0.4 A. If the cable is damaged or another fault occurs this will cause an additional current that will exceed the trip value D1 which activate the circuit break unit CBU.
  • the supervision system can have an adjustable time delay, to not be affected by current transients, caused by e.g. lightning.
  • the CSU comprises means for measuring the phase angle between cable current and zero sequence voltage.
  • the zero sequence voltage is measured over an impedance between the PFS neutral and earth.
  • the voltage is determined by the capacitive leakage currents to earth and the impedance.
  • the circuit break unit CBU is activated when the phase angle between the zero sequence voltage and the cable current exceed a given value.

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Cette invention concerne la distribution de courant électrique, ainsi que cette distribution en termes de gestion et de sécurité. L'invention porte sur une station de fourniture d'énergie (PFS). La station PFS comprend un côté basse tension (LVS) et un côté haute tension (HVS) ainsi qu'un transformateur (TF) conçu pour fournir du courant alternatif monophasé haute tension au côté haute tension. L'énergie peut être distribuée via un câble à un pu plusieurs postes récepteur (PRS). Le câble est conçu pour distribuer le courant symétrique monophasé fourni par la station de fourniture d'énergie. Ce câble est de préférence du type coaxial avec un blindage comme chemin pour le courant de retour. L'invention concerne également une unité détectrice de courant (CSU) située sur le côté haute tension. Les moyens de mesures des caractéristiques du courant (CD) peuvent inclure une bobine à contact galvanique avec le côté haute tension. Une unité de coupe-circuit (CBU) appropriée est située sur le côté basse tension. Une fonction de commande CF est conçue pour actionner l'unité de coupe circuit en fonction de règles de sécurité et des caractéristiques du courant (CD). Les caractéristiques du courant et autres informations système (SI) peuvent également être transmises à une unité d'information (IU).

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  1. Station de fourniture d'énergie PFS permettant de délivrer de l'énergie électrique comprenant :
    - un côté basse tension (LVS) approprié pour être connecté à une source d'énergie électrique,
    - un côté haute tension (HVS) approprié pour être connecté à un câble d'alimentation de distribution de haute tension (CC),
    - un transformateur (TF) permettant de transformer la basse tension du côté basse tension en haute tension du côté haute tension, et un système de supervision comprenant :
    - une fonction de commande (CF)
    - une unité de capteur de courant (CSU) située du côté haute tension (HVS, CC), qui comprend un moyen (CL, 105) permettant de mesurer des caractéristiques du courant (CD), un moyen (106) permettant de recevoir les caractéristiques du courant et un moyen (101) permettant de délivrer des caractéristiques du courant à la fonction de commande (CF),
    - des règles de sécurité (SR) appropriées pour gouverner la fonction de la fonction de commande (CF),
    - une unité coupe-circuit (CBU) appropriée pour couper le courant,
    la fonction de commande (CF) comprend un moyen (102) permettant de recevoir des caractéristiques du courant (CD) et un moyen (103) pour activer l'unité coupe-circuit (CBU) et ladite fonction de commande (CF) est configurée pour activer l'unité coupe-circuit (CBU) d'après les règles de sécurité (SR) et les caractéristiques du courant (CD), le transformateur (TF) est configuré pour délivrer un courant alternatif monophasé haute tension du côté haute tension (HVS), et en ce que le câble d'alimentation de distribution de haute tension est adapté pour distribuer un courant monophasé symétrique en courant et approprié pour être connecté à au moins une station de réception d'énergie (PRS) permettant de recevoir de l'énergie électrique, caractérisée en ce que l'unité coupe-circuit (CBU) est située du côté basse tension et les caractéristiques du courant (CD) comprennent la différence de grandeur entre le courant entrant et le courant sortant du côté haute tension et le système de supervision est configuré pour prendre cette valeur en considération pour l'activation de l'unité coupe-circuit.
  2. Station de fourniture d'énergie selon la revendication 1, dans laquelle le câble d'alimentation de distribution de haute tension est un câble coaxial avec le blindage (SH) comme chemin de retour de courant.
  3. Station de fourniture d'énergie selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 ou 2, dans laquelle le moyen (CL) permettant de mesurer des caractéristiques du courant comprend une bobine sans contact galvanique avec le côté haute tension appropriée pour mesurer des caractéristiques du courant.
  4. Station de fourniture d'énergie selon l'une quelconque des revendications 2 à 3, dans laquelle le moyen permettant de mesurer des caractéristiques du courant comprend un moyen (105) permettant de mesurer une valeur du courant de fuite à la terre depuis le blindage de câble d'alimentation vers un matériau environnant et un moyen (CL) permettant de mesurer le courant de blindage de câble et où le système de supervision comprend un moyen permettant de mesurer des caractéristiques du courant se composant de l'angle de phase entre le courant de fuite à la terre et le courant de blindage de câble et en ce que le système de supervision est configuré pour prendre ledit angle de phase en considération pour l'activation de l'unité coupe-circuit.
  5. Système d'énergie distant selon l'une quelconque des revendications 2 à 4, dans lequel des impédances entre le blindage de câble et la terre de station de réception d'énergie sont utilisées pour réduire la tension de blindage et pour minimiser les courants capacitifs du blindage à la terre.
  6. Station de fourniture d'énergie selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 5, dans laquelle le système de supervision est configuré pour prendre un courant de démarrage de la station de fourniture d'énergie en considération de sorte que le système de supervision n'active pas l'unité coupe-circuit au démarrage.
  7. Station de fourniture d'énergie selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 6, dans laquelle la fonction de commande (CF) comprend un moyen (104) permettant de délivrer des informations de système (SI) à une unité d'informations (IU).
  8. Station de fourniture d'énergie selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 7, dans laquelle les informations de système (SI) comprennent des caractéristiques du courant (CD) provenant de l'unité de capteur de courant.
  9. Système de fourniture distant permettant de délivrer de l'énergie électrique comprenant :
    - une station de fourniture d'énergie (PFS) selon l'une quelconque des revendications 2 à 8,
    - au moins une station de réception d'énergie (PRS) permettant de recevoir de l'énergie électrique, et
    - un câble d'alimentation de distribution coaxial de haute tension (CC) connecté entre le côté haute tension (HVS) et la station de réception d'énergie (PRS) et ledit câble de distribution de haute tension est adapté pour transmettre un courant monophasé symétrique en courant avec le blindage comme chemin de retour de courant.
  10. Système de fourniture distant selon la revendication 9, dans lequel le câble coaxial de distribution de haute tension est configuré pour minimiser un courant de fuite capacitif.
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